The main goal of the dialogue platform is to remind students from abroad about the rules of conduct, legislation, and regulations for staying in Belarus.
According to tradition, at the meeting, the activists of the student council were awarded certificates and commendations of the student council, as well as commendations of the republican youth center.
Egor Arashkevich, a graduate of the Energy Faculty of BNTU, shares his memories of his student years, his experience of distribution, and the secrets of his professional development.
The opening of the training room of the MTF branch of BNTU at MTZ is another step towards training highly qualified specialists of the new generation directly at production.
BNTU and Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University signed an agreement to establish a joint research laboratory titled “Information Technologies in Engineering Problems and Education.” The laboratory will focus on research in artificial intelligence, machine learning, 3D modeling and modern engineering technologies.
Nearly half a century after graduating, Cuban native Aldo Ezequiel Valdes de la Torre travelled thousands of kilometers to once again walk the hallways of his youth.
Representatives of BNTU’s Faculty of Information Technologies and Robotics took part in the 3rd International Forum “AI: The Future Is Today” in St. Petersburg. Following the event, a plan was developed to introduce artificial intelligence technologies into the faculty’s educational process starting from the 2026–2027 academic year.
This year, BNTU is represented by faculty and students from four faculties: the Faculty of Mining and Environmental Engineering, the Faculty of Architecture, the Automobile and Tractor Engineering Faculty, and the Faculty of Information Technology and Robotics.
The journey from a driven student to an experienced manager and scientist is a compelling story proving that true talent and systems thinking know no bounds.
On May 25 and 27, 2026, the 82nd Student Scientific and Technical Conference was held at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of BNTU. Thirty-seven undergraduate and graduate students presented 41 papers in the "Metal-Cutting Machines and Tools" section of the Department of Technological Equipment. The focus was not only on classic issues of shaping and tooling, but also on the use of artificial intelligence for semantic patent search, additive manufacturing, digital twins, and modern pneumatic and hydraulic drives. As usual, the abstracts of the papers will be included in the proceedings of the 82nd Student Scientific and Technical Conference.
This intensive, one-week, in-person course (42 academic hours) was developed specifically for managers and specialists in the domestic construction industry seeking to improve the efficiency of investment project management using modern digital tools.
